\[Group of architects in Cass Gilbert's Office.]

Manhattan: West Broadway - 3rd Street (West) West Broadway, north from a point (No. 557) slightly south of West 3rd Street and across same to Washington Square. The "Black Cat," a night club, is at No. 557 Nest Broadway and adjoins the 2 1/2-story structure at the S.E. corner. View No. 3 shows this feature solely. In the background of View 1 appears the distinctive apartment dwelling, No. 1 Fifth Avenue, at the S.E. corner of East 8th Street. The earlier view of this set was photographed immediately following the "El" demolition. View 1: April 5, 1939 Views 2, 3: October 14, 1939 P. L. Sperr

\[Pessagno & Montresor Building] Primary subject: Pessagno Montresor Wine Shop Secondary subject: Elevated Tracks

Manhattan: West Broadway - 3rd Street (West) West Broadway, north from a point (No. 557) slightly south of West 3rd Street and across same to Washington Square. The "Black Cat," a night club, is at No. 557 Nest Broadway and adjoins the 2 1/2-story structure at the S.E. corner. View No. 3 shows this feature solely. In the background of View 1 appears the distinctive apartment dwelling, No. 1 Fifth Avenue, at the S.E. corner of East 8th Street. The earlier view of this set was photographed immediately following the "El" demolition. View 1: April 5, 1939 Views 2, 3: October 14, 1939 P. L. Sperr

Poy Gum Lee, Certificate of Membership, The American Institute of Architects, July 15, 1946 Certificate of Membership to qualify Poy Gum Lee for membership in The American Institute of Architects dated July 15, 1946.

Manhattan: West Broadway - 3rd Street (West) West Broadway, north from a point (No. 557) slightly south of West 3rd Street and across same to Washington Square. The "Black Cat," a night club, is at No. 557 Nest Broadway and adjoins the 2 1/2-story structure at the S.E. corner. View No. 3 shows this feature solely. In the background of View 1 appears the distinctive apartment dwelling, No. 1 Fifth Avenue, at the S.E. corner of East 8th Street. The earlier view of this set was photographed immediately following the "El" demolition. View 1: April 5, 1939 Views 2, 3: October 14, 1939 P. L. Sperr